Carnegie Series (6) Carnegie Daily Wisdom

Author: Chen Zhen
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Publish Date: 2001-06-02
Features: Dale Carnegie was fond of citing classical references. When he read, what often caught his attention were witty and enduring phrases, moving expressions, and powerful passages. Although his speeches, with a midwestern accent, sounded clear and straightforward, they seemed even richer due to his frequent use of quotations. In writing, he also often used famous quotes to enhance authority. The golden sayings he collected were categorized and organized into a systematic framework. They formed a philosophy that clearly explained the ideas Dale Carnegie elaborated on and held. The focus on work and happiness—overcoming fear and setbacks with courage and perseverance—kindness and respect between people: these were his mottos. Many people gained valuable confidence, communication skills, and enthusiasm from Carnegie training, learning how to overcome worries and gain others' support to become a leader. Approximately 200,000 people worldwide receive Carnegie training each year.